Message from @[DGI]tech

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2019-05-30 16:58:30 UTC  

Ooooh yes.

2019-05-30 16:59:26 UTC  

Lots of people working on it. And the cost depends heavily on the cost of power. So as solar gets cheaper it becomes more competitive.

2019-05-30 16:59:53 UTC  

It's essentially an alternative to batteries, just another way to store energy and move it around.

2019-05-30 17:01:00 UTC  

we can only hope

2019-05-30 17:01:59 UTC  

We could also spend energy to pump hydrocarbons back underground which would remove net carbon from the atmosphere.

2019-05-30 17:02:30 UTC  

If that turns out to be necessary.

2019-05-30 17:17:39 UTC  

@Salacious Swanky Cat
Ok, but I can get twice that at least out of my half-destroyed Ford station wagon... Still needs work, but hey, maybe...

@Just for youtube [NB1]
Forests and tress; It's not just bread. It's bread, milk, bandages, car parts, whole cars, feild artillery peices, half-finished porn movies (ok, pre-edited porn movies), tires, unpainted window frames (vinyl only, they don't make aluminum anymore), door knockers, artificial stone, ready-pour concrete, unready pour concrete, F-18's, F-16's (if they don't crash halfway there), M-16's, M-14's, radiat... ¿Get the picture?
Phasing out gas and deisel may or may not be absolutely necessary.

2019-05-30 17:18:15 UTC  

Less electric cars! Less fun!

2019-05-30 17:18:35 UTC  

You used the example of bread and i used the example of bread.

2019-05-30 17:18:45 UTC  

I get the picture.

2019-05-30 17:18:46 UTC  

200-250 miles gets you farther than you think. Plus, the logistics around charging are different than pumping gas.

2019-05-30 17:18:48 UTC  

I'm not retarded.

2019-05-30 17:19:02 UTC  

I understand that not only bread gets cheaper when everything gets cheaper.

2019-05-30 17:19:04 UTC  

Thanks.

2019-05-30 17:20:01 UTC  

Yes 200+ miles is very far, plenty for most people.

2019-05-30 17:20:24 UTC  

Electric cars still have a long way before becoming viable, and an improvement over gasoline based.

2019-05-30 17:20:53 UTC  

I said when people drive teslas bread doesn't get cheaper, Mandatory.

2019-05-30 17:21:28 UTC  

I said when people drive teslas bread doesn't get cheaper, Mandatory.

2019-05-30 17:21:59 UTC  

Why would bread prices be affected by electric cars.

2019-05-30 17:22:23 UTC  

Mandatory's argument is when fuel prices are cheaper for shipping, everything gets cheaper for consumers.

2019-05-30 17:22:24 UTC  

And why is that a conversation first off.

2019-05-30 17:22:29 UTC  

LOl

2019-05-30 17:22:31 UTC  

Ah.

2019-05-30 17:22:44 UTC  

Backlog of chat up above.

2019-05-30 17:22:57 UTC  

Basically he's saying yea when trucks don't have to pay for fuel, products will be cheaper.

2019-05-30 17:23:09 UTC  

Uh.

2019-05-30 17:23:14 UTC  

Fuel is fuel.

2019-05-30 17:23:18 UTC  

Or when the fuel is cheaper

2019-05-30 17:23:23 UTC  

Whether it's gas or electric.

2019-05-30 17:23:30 UTC  

You are paying for a particular product of travel regardless.

2019-05-30 17:23:48 UTC  

He's talking alternative, like, who knows what, anything besides liquid fuel and electricity

2019-05-30 17:24:00 UTC  

idk his argument entirely, seems magical to me.

2019-05-30 17:24:20 UTC  

The only shizz we got is gas, electric, and hydrogen which is largely pre-prod.

2019-05-30 17:24:29 UTC  

Lol.

2019-05-30 17:24:41 UTC  

well there's diesel

2019-05-30 17:24:42 UTC  

but yeah

2019-05-30 17:24:46 UTC  

True.

2019-05-30 17:26:20 UTC  

At the end of the day battery technology is severely lacking, and to sustain high doses of electricity we will have to opt in towards other methods. In my opinion, that will go way of nuclear, or fusion (when that becomes viable).

2019-05-30 17:27:01 UTC  

Yea i don't see electric 18wheelers being very effective

2019-05-30 17:27:35 UTC  

Agreed.

2019-05-30 17:27:37 UTC  

I have no doubt that electric will *one day* surpass gasoline or diesel, but that's far off into the horizon.